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The A36R3612HCR is a wall-mount electrical enclosure manufactured by Hammond Manufacturing, marketed under the Hoffman brand. Constructed from steel with an ANSI 61 gray powder coating, it provides NEMA Type 3R protection against rain and sleet. The unit features a screw-type cover for secure access and measures 36 inches in width, 36 inches in height, and 12 inches in depth. It is designed for outdoor or harsh indoor environments requiring durable physical protection for internal components.
Verify the manufacturer designation carefully, as this specific model number is officially attributed to Hammond Manufacturing. Confirm that the NEMA 3R rating and steel material composition align with project specifications. Ensure the screw-cover style meets security requirements. Cross-reference the exact dimensional tolerances with installation drawings prior to procurement to guarantee fitment within designated spaces.
Select this enclosure when NEMA 3R weatherproofing is mandatory for outdoor deployment. The 36x36x12 dimensions provide substantial volume for larger assemblies compared to standard indoor cabinets. Verify that the steel construction suits the specific corrosive environment, as stainless steel alternatives exist for more aggressive chemical exposure scenarios.
This component belongs to the Hoffman line of electrical enclosures, which are produced by Hammond Manufacturing. The product series focuses on robust metal housings designed for industrial and commercial electrical distribution. The specific model represents a standard size configuration widely used in infrastructure projects requiring reliable physical protection for sensitive electronic and mechanical systems.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Users should consult official Hammond Manufacturing catalogs for direct equivalents or updated model revisions.
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